Hey everyone,

I've been working as a Technical Business Analyst in banking for several years now. My job sits right in the gap between business stakeholders and dev teams. I take high-level business flows and turn them into sprint-ready functional requirements that developers can actually build from. Data mappings, API integration specs, happy/unhappy paths, the whole thing.

Before this I studied CS and Finance, and I've seen a lot of people struggle to break into the "technical" side of business analysis, either because they come from a pure business background and don't know how to talk to developers, or they come from a dev background and don't know how to translate business language.

I'm happy to answer any questions you have about:
- What a Tech BA actually does day-to-day (it's not what most job postings describe)
- How to be credible in interviews when you don't have a traditional BA background
- The skills that actually matter vs. the ones that look good on a resume but nobody uses
- How to go from writing vague requirements to writing specs developers respect
- Working in banking/fintech, the good, the bad
- Using AI tools effectively as a BA , what works, what's overhyped, and where most people waste time with ChatGPT

No course to sell, no newsletter to plug. Just figured I'd give back since I lurk here a lot and see the same questions come up.